How close to the wall behind a desk can you push the monitor back? Measuring from the wall to the vesa mount in a low retracted position.
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To the front of my monitor to the back of the knuckle mount is about 6". so the distance pushed against the wall to the front of a 2-1/2 " thick monitor is 6".
3181
My desk is about an inch from the wall, I can push the monitor back to about 2" from the wall.
467636
The edge of the mount is probably that close to the wall, but the back of the TV probably sits a little further away from the wall, but it still gets you pretty darn close and looks pretty nice. The tilt and motion of the mount is smooth. Best wall mount I have found so far
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distance it will travel out is approx. six inches, but this depends on how you mount the unit under the desk.
2194754
Yes you can..... Actually I have but I mounted the monitor on desk mount so that there is no pressure on the bottom of the monitor. There are small screws that attaches the clear plastic to the monitor.
1539907
I think it needs to be a good couple of inches off of the wall. However, I am not 100% sure, I would have to look when I get home. I don't think you need to wall mount it though. It sits perfectly on a desk and, personally, doesn't hurt my eyes to sit that close to this beauty.
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The lowest possible position of your monitor will depend on its size. I have a 23.6" widescreen monitor. When the monitor is positioned vertically, it can go all the way down to the point where it touches the base ring. When the monitor is positioned horizontally, it can go down to a point about .5" above the ring. Smaller monitors, in the horizontal position, would likely sit above the ring a bit further, but this will also be dependent on where the mounting holes on the back of the monitor are centered.
888865
The pole height is roughly 18" above desk. The VESA mount is typically midline on the monitor, so 18" plus 1/2 the monitor's height. With a 21" monitor, I measure just under 24" from desk to top of monitor.
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Harold: Bought my unit two weeks ago and just installed it last night. My desk too is up against a wall... and it works just fine. As you expand the unit for standing, the legs stay put on your desk but the monitor platform moves forward... so a wall is no obstacle. That help?
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I have answered this question previously. However, at the lowest position my monitor is about 2 inches off the desk top; at the highest position the bottom of my monitor is 15.5 inches off the desk top. The top of the mounting post is 13.5 inches off the desk top and the arm is mounted just 1.5 inches from the top of the post; this seems to me to provide the most stability in the mounting. My monitor has a a 24 inch diagonal measurement and 13 inch vertical measurement.
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Approximately 18 inches from the center of the post to the front of the monitor. I have mine mounted at the back of my desk, and it is fine for me.
1088582
The post is 11" and the maximum extension of the arms is about 15". Taking the VESA mount into consideration, I am able to get the bottom of my 19" monitor about 21" off the desk.
1961645
At the highest setting, the bottom of the monitor is ~10 inches from the desk. I did put my laptop under it to test, and it is possible.
288910
Ideally, we could find a vertical articulating arm that connected to another VESA mount, rather that directly to the wall. Picture the following, but with the VESA connector on the back as well as the front. (And vertical instead of horizontal articulation, although it's possible that it could just be rotated 90deg, but it might slip if not horizontal.)http://www.displays2go.com/P-12932/LCD-Wall-Mount-with-20-Tilt?o=1-22570-1-1445-1-1927-4-1
1474713
the stand has a button on the back where it connects to monitor... push it and stand releases to reveal a square of screws matching a type of wall mount, not sure on exact spacing...
163119
There is no VESA compliant mount on the back of the monitor that I recall. There would need to be some type of adapter bracket to mount this model.
197285
Is the desk about an inch thick? Based on how I've seen this product attach, I would say there is a very good chance that you will be able to use this. I would be cautious on the weight of the monitors. Meaning: Let's not push it to the max. I've seen very similar mounts work fairly "cheap" desks.
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I hanged this monitor on the wall in my office. The four VESA mount holes are there on the monitor back in a roughly 4" square. You just need a wall mount matching this hole pattern. This hole pattern is the same as little TV's often have.